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From the NWS, I have to worry about that pine tree behind me. "The immediate Atlantic coastal strip is forecast to experience sustained winds of 30 to 40 mph for a few hours, which combined with potential for gusts up to 60 mph is enough to warrant an upgrade to a High Wind Warning for this...

This was predictable. I used to live in Presidential Lakes, and I've seen the water cross the hard road in New Lisbon.

I absolutely do use the crosshairs, so deleting them would be devastating. I just used screen shot, it worked great, so, no problems now. thank you.

Boyd, I remember when your map program first came out you had a on-off button for the crosshairs. I admit, I said at the time I would not use it, that I don't mind seeing the cross hairs. That has changed since I use your program so much now. I snip maps a lot that have waypoints on them, and...

Watching that red line on the weather apps made me wonder what it looked like when it came in, so I stood outside and watched it. Oddly, when I first went out, it was raining lightly, but the trees were thrashing back and forth due to the heavy wind. But about 8 minutes before the line hit...

I could not resist standing outside and waiting for it. I have a video of it I'll try to youtube it in the morning.

Not for me at my age, but for a young family starting out, the price is right for a well built older home with room to breathe...

I also use that Rowan Property map a lot, and they have a nice selection, including Here maps. It's typical for me to have Boyds, Google Maps, NJ tax map, USA photo maps, and the Rowan map all open and available since I do reports of the last year in January. I'm using your maps a lot now, and...

But what about lamb-legs? He should get equal coverage.

Within that link: https://dep.nj.gov/wp-content/uploads/rules/rules/njac7_5a.pdf

Did you come across this? https://www.nj.gov/dep/parksandforests/natural/naturalareas/about.html

Oh yeah, I remember watching tv reports of times the tailing ponds would break out of their enclosures and ruin streams for years due to poor management and no maintenance. That, plus them taking the tops right off of mountains started turning the tide against them.

Some info in a free article about the upcoming event. https://wapo.st/3Hby9rS

Came upon this in chasing down some information in a Facebook post. Thought some of you might find it interesting. It's very well done as far as giving the public information on a topic. https://www.uky.edu/KGS/coal/coal-mining-geology-Kettlebottoms.php

This is one case I'd be okay if they allowed the natural water course to resume. My crystal ball says the same will be done to the road downstream from Webbs Mill bog. Just a headache. You can see in the 1930's below they had cut a gigantic amount of cedar using couduroy roads. However, unless...

I cleared the cache and history, but I can't close the black box, even by choosing another map selection. Anyway, no big deal not using it now. I'll try tomorrow.

Definitely dug out pretty well.

Whoa Jon, those sudden outbursts calling people nasty names with cursing are concerning. Take a tip from me, write them down on your post, but then go do laundry or something for a couple hours, and then return to look at what you've written. Chances are high you'll think better of posting that...

That looked like a lot of fun. Buck Owens, that was a real coup to get him I think.

I only used the Here Day street map, and only for convenience. I think your USGS topo + aerials is fine for what I'm doing, and I always have Google Maps open as well.